A Comprehensive Investigation of Quality of AOP-based Small-Scale Projects using Aspect-Oriented Software Quality (AOSQ) Model
Pankaj Kumar, Sukhjeet Singh, Sufia Nadeem Chishti · 2018 International Conference on Advances in Computing, Communication Control and Networking (ICACCCN) · 2018
A software system is acceptable in the society or not, it is just relies upon its quality. Software quality assumes a noteworthy part to decide the acceptability and adoptability of the framework among stakeholders. Quality is the collection of attributes and sub-attributes, which depends on different factors. Quality is still comparatively immature, and at present, it is hard to compare quality across the systems for the stakeholder yet. The researchers have been concentrating on different programming paradigms as per their necessities, and different attributes and sub-attributes have been proposing by them in various software quality models to assess the quality. The Aspect-Oriented Software Quality (AOSQ) Model is one of the most recentquality model in the field of Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) paradigm, which is use in this paper.This paper is an indication to investigate the attributes and sub-attributes of the software quality using AOP-based small-scale projects. AOSQ model has been considering for this purpose. The objective of this paper is to provide, how the AOP programming paradigm improved the quality of applicationand the AOSQ quality model performance is in right direction or not.